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Koha: a Gift to Libraries from New Zealand
A lot of opportunities are on the horizon for Koha. As the 1.4 release series stabilizes, the developers' eyes have already targeted a number of new projects. One of the areas starting to get more attention is translations. French and German teams are already in place, and interest in Italian, South African and Spanish groups has started to build. (A nice side effect of this work is, we're gaining experience here that can help other free software projects.)
Right now, Koha is installed in libraries with collections of up to about 300,000 items. This is still on the small end of medium-sized libraries. Work to enable Koha to scale well past that is already on the drawing boards. The search tools are being rewritten to improve their efficiency and allow new searching options.
Work is also underway to build a reporting API and a number of bundled reports for Koha. These reports range from inventory checking, to financial reports and into more esoteric realms like "weeding", or removing infrequently used items.
A bundled Z39.50 server and support for NCIP, a library protocol for handling interlibrary requests, are both in development and are being sponsored by libraries interested in using Koha. These new features will allow a Koha-based library to participate in larger library communities, including interlibrary loan programs, and to function as a solution for "union" catalogs, catalogs that integrate all of the libraries in a region.
Members of the Koha community have started a strategic discussion of what Koha needs to provide to continue to thrive. This project is hosted at www.kohalabs.com/projects/koha2010 and welcomes new participants.
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The dive bar has long been a staple of the American drinking scene, but what makes a dive a dive? In a nutshell, it's a neighborhood hole-in-the-wall whose only saving grace is cheap booze, and plenty of it. Recently, there's been a trend of places trying to achieve that "dive bar feel" with lighting and decor, but they're missing what it really takes. Here's how to spot the fakes and zero in on the real deal.
You're not in a dive bar if...
1)…You pay more than $5 for a beer. You go to a dive bar for cheap beer and specials, and if anything costs more than a fiver, they're doing it wrong.
2)...There's not at least one person who's obviously been sitting at the bar since 11 AM. The guy who looks like he woke up at the place and hasn't left? The mascot.
3)...Credit cards are accepted. "Cash Only" is the official motto of the dive bar.
4)...There's a food menu. A dive doesn't have space for a kitchen. If you're hungry, look for bags of chips and dirty water dogs.
5)...The bartender asks what kind of whiskey you want. The default is whatever's in the well, and you'll get that unless you plead otherwise.
6)...The bartender flirts with you. Their job is to provide you with alcohol and be paid for it. They don't care if you like them or not.
7)...The bartender asks you "What's the matter?" Dive bars aren't places to be noticed. They're for blending into a crowd and being alone.
8)...There's a different crowd every weekend. Dive bars rely on regulars who visit as part of their daily routine. (Exception to the previous rule: if you're a regular, the 'tender will notice when you're feeling down.)
9)...The alarm on the emergency exit is functional. It likely broke the last time the place caught on fire, and the health inspector is probably a regular.
10)...Your feet don't stick to the floor. Real dives have a carefully curated layer of muck on the ground, a totally unique fruit of years of hard partying (and its after effects).
11)...The lights are bright enough to read by. That doesn't stop the skinny performance-artist regular from having his nose perpetually buried in a book of poems, however.
12)...The layer of dirt on the jukebox is less than a quarter-inch thick. And it's definitely not a dive if Justin Bieber's on the playlist.
13)...You're asked to pay a cover charge. Cover charges are for clubs and charity events. A dive is neither, though collections may be taken up to help regulars through hard times.
14)...There's a line to get in. If a fight starts, there might be a line to get out, but that's it.
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St Paul's College was founded in the 1850s, during the high-point of the Australian goldrush, a time of limitless hope, as the original college of Australia's first university. It is unusually old, but ever-new.
St Paul's students put their hands up to lead, serve and build. During 2000-14, three founded Sydney Genesis, five headed the University Union, five were Convocation Medallists and seven were Rhodes Scholars, chosen for their academic ability and practical vision.
The College buildings date from the 1850s. They are a particularly fine example of neo-gothic design, and are a constant reminder of generations of students who have lived within these walls and gone on to do high-minded, fruitful and brilliant things.
We have one foot firmly grounded in history, but we are also focused on the horizon ahead of us. In 2016 we'll be embarking on a new architecturally designed Paul's wing.
The best things done at Paul's are based on teamwork, not just in sport but also in learning – in "Education of the Young by the Young". Winning is the result of living and working together.
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This year's show will be staged on Friday 15th, Saturday 16th, Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd July with the Students' night on Monday 25th July.
Bookings are now open and this year, for the first time, bookings will be on-line.
The Producers are pleased to announce that for 2016 we have a marvelous new MC.
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St Paul's College is making good progress on the implementation of its new development plans which include the expansion and enhancement of the existing College and the establishment of a new Graduate House for postgraduate students and academics.
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During 2014-18 the world marks the centenary of World War One. The war devastated and transformed St Paul's College. In September 2014 the College marked the centenary of the death of Brian Pockley, a Pauline and one of the very first men to be killed in the war during the period of centenary we make a particular effort on Anzac Day. Stories of all the twenty men from this College who died in the war can be found in this website.


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Driving home Thursday evening in rural south Manteca, I was struck by the sight of black foliage atop a pair of tall dead trees in the middle of a field. I noticed the leaves moving, darting to and fro which I found puzzling. As it turned out, they were not leaves at all. They were little black birds looking for a crepuscular place to roost for the night. At least, that's what I thought they were doing.
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The San Joaquin County Grand Jury believes government agencies need to better address homeless issues.
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Psychedelic power trio the Entrance Band arrive with their latest full-length offering, Face the Sun, following their self-titled 2009 release. This sees founder and frontman Guy Blakeslee joined by bassist Paz Lenchantin and Derek W. James on drums for a sprawling set of tunes that run the gamut from compelling to watery. Exhibit A for the "compelling" bit is album opener "Fine Flow", a nearly-nine-minute epic that shifts from meandering spaceyness to straightforward rockage. Satisfying as the tune is, though, it also marks the record's high point. There are some good songs like the sinister, catchy "Spider" and moody closer "Night Cat", but there are plenty of duds too. Blakeslee doesn't have the strongest voice in the world, and his limitations as a singer serve as one of the defining characteristics of the album. This is especially egregious in "Fire Eyes" and the ambitious "Year of the Dragon", a song which might have been moving in the hands of a more capable singer. A mixed bag, then, with some diverting moments, but many others that fall flat.
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** Finished that talk with W about her road/work trip with P. There were some things that bugged me. Mostly that when he brought up having a fuck buddy, her response was "well then I should be able too also".*
.... After thinking about it for a second, It doesn't really bug me. It validates the way I feel. She explained the "what am I supposed to do when you are with someone else, when you could be with me" feeling that bothered me so much while I was at home alone and she was with him. So I know know she can really understand how I feel.
** I am still very skeptical that I could handle 2 or more full on relationships. I *feel like I would lose myself even worse than I already have. Yet, when I can't have the one I love, why should I not be able to get the affection I need?
** I still fear her reaction to this feeling I have. I don't want to push her away. I want and need her more than anything in the world, but my cup feels very half empty while she is away with P. I'm not ready to fill that cup with love of another, and need to work on finding my own happiness, but the affection and attention of someone that is in to me would go a kong way to soothing my battered heart.
** I also told her I need her to be more available to me. Feeling that she simply isn't interested in me is tearing me up, and I told her so. I believed her when she said she was sorry, mostly because she was hesitant to make s promise she couldnt keep, so she was being genuine..
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I believe the most popular fruit bearing plant is blueberries. This has not always been the case; however, in the past 20 years, gardeners have realized the benefits of blueberries.
Proper pH of the soil is important to plants. If the pH is low, lime may be added any time of the year. However, since lime is slow to react, applying lime as soon as possible is important. Soil pH strongly influences plant growth, the availability of nutrients and the activity of soil microbes.
Gardeners are disappointed when a portion or all of a plant dies. Injury to the trunk, crown (area at the soil line) or roots generally is the primary cause of death. Death of plants can result from two or more factors interacting to weaken or injure a plant.
For the past few years, we have gathered at this same spot for a weekly visit. I've looked at it as a friendly chat over the back fence.
Pesticides are commonly used in lawns and gardens, but do we stop and take time to think about safety?
Often times the cooler weather gives us the feeling that we should be working inside instead of attending to our landscape. On the coldest days, this certainly makes sense, but there are a number of things that can and should be done now in the landscape to get them ready for the spring flush.
Now that the final moment of Christmas is over and radio stations are no longer playing songs by Bing Crosby and Dean Martin, the focus now moves to the New Year.
In 1992, I had a temporary loss of mental stability and decided to run for the Georgia House of Representatives.
Over the past nearly 30 years, I have written articles about everything from flowers to horses. Since Christmas is this week, permit me to set aside my 'normal' article and reflect on this special time of year.
This winter has started out as being long and cold. With cold weather, we often see what is called frost. Frost is something we see, talk about, and even predict, but do we really understand it.
Naming schools is an interesting thing.
It's hard to believe another year has passed and Christmas will soon be here.
People magazine, the arbiter of all things sexy, has declared Ryan Reynolds as the "Sexiest Man Alive" in a recent issue.
During this Thanksgiving season I believe everyone should be thankful for the hard work of the American farmer. Give thanks to the American farmer for growing most of the food we eat and many of the clothes we wear.
When it comes to being thankful, my basket of gratitude is pretty near full.
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Soil Health – The Pathway to Environmental and Economical Sustainability for Your Farm
Now there's a novel idea, or, maybe it's more like going back to a time when we didn't have all those high priced inputs we've grown accustomed to using on our land.
Over the past month I've had the pleasure of learning from not one, but two of the top soil health scientists in the world. First was a workshop on July 16th with Dr. Jill Clapperton on how to measure soil health.
It seems that a standard soil analysis of available N, P, K, S and micro nutrients doesn't quite cut it as most soils have every mineral needed for good soil fertility, just not in plant available forms. When there is a healthy, abundant and diverse microbial community in the soil, a variety of microbes are constantly busy converting unavailable plant nutrients into plant available nutrients.
So, instead of a standard soil test, we want to be looking at indicators of microbial activity in the soil. There are a number of relatively simple tests one can perform out in the field to get an idea of how well soil microbes are working, or not working for you.
The first test, a visual observation, is simply determining the diversity of plants you have covering the soil. You'll want to have lots of different plants with different root structures growing together. Most microbes are specific to certain plant species, so the diversity of plants on the surface are a good indicator of the diversity of microbes in the soil.
Another test is done by digging up a plant complete with as much of its root system as possible. Look at the soil clinging to the roots. The roots should be covered with soil clumps, or aggregates. Now, we're not talking about hard lumps of soil that breaks up in plates, or cubes, we're talking about small, irregular clumps with lots of room for microbes, water and air in and between them. These clumps, or aggregates are held together by bacterial glues and fungal threads called "hypha, or plural "hyphae". If you see these kinds of soil aggregates clinging to and covering the roots, you have a strong indication of a healthy microbial community working for you.
You can also do a worm test. In a shovel full of soil you should have eight or more earthworms. Below four is bad. April is usually a good time to check for earthworm populations. Typically, grey wooded soils do not have earthworms in them, but building of organic matter in these soils can improve that.
Plant tissue testing for nutrient content is a good way of measuring what nutrients are actually getting into the plants. There are simple "clip-on-leaf" nutrient testers becoming available. The very simple brix test done with a refractometer is an excellent way to see what levels of mineral sugars might be in plant tissues.
Another test of soil health we learned from Dr. Clapperton is the "Solvita Test". This test indicates the respiration rate of the soil, which is an indicator of microbial activity in the soil, which is also an indicator of the soil's ability to mineralize nutrients. Mineralization is quite simply the conversion of plant unavailable nutrients into plant available forms of those nutrients.
Now, to get the soil working for you, there are a few things you can start doing. Reducing, or eliminating tillage is a good place to start. Whether you're growing annual crops or perennial forages you can eliminate tillage. Lots of work has been done in the crop sector on reducing or eliminating tillage with excellent yield results. This is a huge way to reduce costs as reducing the ownership and operating costs of tillage equipment can be a great contributor to a healthier bottom line.
Increasing plant diversity is another way to get the soil working for you. As I mentioned earlier, most microbes are specific to certain plant species. To have a well functioning soil microbial community you need lots of different microbes doing their specific jobs for you.
Reducing fertilizer inputs, especially soluble chemical fertilizers in the form of salts, will reduce damage to the microbial community. Multiple, small applications could enhance microbial activity, so totally eliminating chemical fertilizers might not be the answer for you. In any case, a significant reduction in chemical fertilizer use without reducing plant yield would certainly add to your bottom line while also reducing the environmental impacts of using these products.
Healthy plants living on healthy soils are protected by microbes from most plant diseases and are undesirable to most pests due to increased mineral sugar levels in the plants. Most pest insects can't handle high sugar levels, so they avoid plants with high mineral sugar levels. Chemical disease and pest control use can be significantly reduced, or eliminated resulting in more dollars to the bottom line, while also reducing the impact of these chemicals on the environment. At a soil health tour/workshop with Dr. Christine Jones on July 23rd, I heard again that it's all about biodiversity. As Ralph Waldo Emerson put it "As above, so below". Lots of different plants growing on/in the soil means lots of different microbes living and working for us below the soil surface.
Ground cover is all-important! Bare soil is your enemy! Have the soil totally covered with a variety of living plant species throughout as much of the year as possible. Where our climate prevents that, make sure the soil is covered by dead and dormant plant materials. This can be accomplished in cropping systems as well as in perennial forage systems, especially on pastures.
Dr. Jones teaches that building soil is a photosynthetic process. In other words, building healthy soils with high populations of highly diverse organisms is done by increasing the photosynthesis rate and capacity – quite simply by increasing the green plant cover and diversity. Photosynthesis, as most of us learned in school, is how plants turn sunlight energy into sugars which translocate to the roots. Now here's the part I don't remember from my school days – these sugars seep out of plant roots and feed microbes. The microbes, in turn, access nutrients by turning plant unavailable nutrients into plant available nutrients which the plant's roots receive from the microbes. What this comes down to is quite simply that plants feed microbes and microbes feed plants. If microbes aren't there to feed them, plants would starve – unless fed a complete and constant diet of expensive soluble plant available nutrients. To me it's a no-brainer – Let's let the microbes do the work! They're happy to work for us. Their lives depend on it!
Just think about this – billions of tiny microscopic critters working for you for nothing but the sugars provided them by photosynthesis, or sunlight energy converted to sugars. Wow! What a concept and what a difference that would make to the bottom line.
Recap of the Advancing Soil Health Tour
In a summer that has become very hectic trying to manage grass during a fairly serious drought early on, and trying to keep pace with an active young family, I was still able to take part in the Advancing Soil Health Tour just outside Bismarck, North Dakota earlier this month. It was a wealth of information from the Gabe Brown Ranch, the Menoken Research Farm and the Blackleg Ranch.
It was remarkable to actually witness exactly what Gabe Brown had spoke about to many of us in Vulcan. As I stood in the pastures he referenced there, I was intrigued with the natural ecosystem surrounding the multispecies cropping. The sound of insects, birds and atmosphere spoke volumes as to what they were existing on and I have never heard that kind of a nature buzz in any pastures we have come across.
Interestingly enough, Brown's theories have proven themselves very profitable in the ecosystem regeneration without costing a fortune in inputs. Utilizing nature's resources to inhibit weed growth has eliminated pesticides since 2000 and synthetic fertilizer since 2008. He encouraged us to expand our horizons and benefit from other plant varieties that would advance soil health. Having a diverse variety of plants for fixing nitrogen, ground coverage and height variety utilizes the suns advantage fully. The dead plant material that covers the ground and forms a protective "armor" that protects soil form cold and evaporation, extending the growing season and increasing productivity. This all creates the healthy ecosystem sustaining the huge variety of wildlife we listened to throughout the tour.
One example that really stood out was the difference of a mono-cropping situation from a more diverse multi-cultural biology. The soil was black and carbon rich as opposed to a pale grayish loam and it was directly across the fence from the other. Such a close proximity really proves the advantages to no-till multispecies growth. The organic matter is what stores the moisture and increases water permeability, building resistance to erosion and increases fertility. The science behind the fungi, carbons and photosynthesis working in unison is quite in depth and more than this article likely needs to explain, but very interesting none the less.
When Louis and Clarke went through North Dakota, Brown referenced how they could see the 30,000 buffalo at any given time. And with that, they created their own ecosystem. They had high intensity grazing that they ate and moved on. They trampled armor back into the ground and left the protective barrier that encouraged healthy soils. Grazing at the Brown ranch mimics that same philosophy. Their summer range is a high diversity native grass from April 1 until late November. They rotate 350 cows every 1-2 days and the grass is at rest for 365 days. This has allowed them to grow from a capacity of 65 pairs in 1991 to 350 pairs in 2015. Along with anywhere from 400-800 stockers and grass finishers. Then they move into multi-species grazing for winter feed. Gabe, along with his son Paul, also include a grass finished beef program, as well as grazing programs for sheep, hogs and poultry—all of which is marketed locally at farmers markets across their market area.
Day 2 we visted Menoken Research Farm for a couple hours that backed up the science the Browns had shared the day before. We toured a few plots and compared soils and plant matter. Then we moved on to the Backleg Ranch tour which touched on an overview of how they graze 3000 cows in an intense operation and how they wintered 500 cows. Before they graze the multi-species winter crop, they have diversified their operation with guided wildfire hunts that come to pastures prior to the cows grazing.
I had a great time interacting with everyone that went along on the tour. People from all over the province shared their perspectives and how much they could incorporate into their own operations. As we headed back to Regina, I processed how their practices would fit in our own situations at home. Likely I will never remember everything that was explained in depth those 2 days, but I hope to grasp the concepts, implement the practices and adapt the species to suit our own operation.
Thank you to Leader Tours for organizing this very successful tour and to ACIDF for their generous support!
Steve Yule, FFGA Director
'Women in agriculture' is not a new concept in Alberta's North Peace country. Nora Paulovich has followed family tradition and operates, with her husband Bob Noble, the family farm near Manning. The cow-calf, grass seed, grain and oilseed operation continues to expand as all three Noble children stay involved with the farm after pursuing degrees in Agriculture and Business.
Like her ancestors, Nora's feet are firmly planted in the soil. Working closely with Mother Nature, often a challenging partner in the Peace Country, has piqued Nora's keen interest in soil health. Initial experimentation at home and at the research farm has stimulated the NPARA manager to host a number of world-class experts (farmers and scientists). Nora's passion recently initiated the establishment of a province wide Soil Health Applied Research Alliance. With support from all ARECA member associations, Nora is co-chairing the first ever Western Canada Conference on Soil Health in Edmonton on December 8 -10, 2015. The Initiative also supports several other events and extension activities focused on Soil Health.


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6/28/2016 - It was a quiet and a peaceful morning as the orphans left the stockade and settled for lucerne without disturbance from an outsider. Only Tomboi joined them briefly for lucerne and water before heading out again. The orphans settled to browse in Kanziku area. Barsilinga settled to browse close to Lemoyian and from time to time took some grass from Lemoyian's mouth. Lemoyian wasn't happy about this and so moved away to avoid any conflict with Barsilinga. He settled to browse close to Orwa instead, knowing that if Barsilinga followed him and started misbehaving, Orwa would handle the situation.
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[1]Dept of Earth Sciences, University of Rome "La Sapienza", Roma, Italy
[2]IRPI-CNR, Strada delle Cacce, Torino, Italy
This study investigates the feedback between fault slip and dike intrusions during the Mono-Inyo eruption sequence of ~1350 A.D. (Mono Basin, California). We perform an extensive validation of 3D finite element models, implemented in the Structural Mechanics module of COMSOL Multiphysics, against standard analytical solutions of fault dislocation in a homogeneous elastic flat halfspace. The ...
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Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Valencia, Spain
Brine disposal from desalination plants placed in inland areas far from sea is an important problem. Evaporation ponds can be used for reducing the waste to solid state but they require huge amounts of land. Evaporation using arrays of wet surfaces can minimize the land requirements. One characteristic of the methods based on natural evaporation is the uncertainty associated to the influent ...
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Talking up the winless Colts might be Bill Belichick's biggest challenge.Bill Belichick is trying to convince the Patriots that the winless Colts can beat them, while keeping a straight face:
You get the feeling that, if you picked up a newspaper in the New England Patriots' locker room, the standings page curiously would be missing. If you hopped online, there'd be a firewall blocking access to every NFL standings page on the Internet. Yes, coach Bill Belichick will be damned if his players find out just how easy their schedule is at the moment.
Belichick would struggle to pass a polygraph test with all the half-truths he's uttered in recent weeks, all while pumping the tires of the Patriots' opponents so that his team wouldn't look past these struggling squads.
It's hard to imagine Belichick and his staff truly believed all the nice things they said in praising the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. How could they after dominating those matchups, winning by a combined 49 points?
Now Week 13 brings the 0-11 Indianapolis Colts to Foxborough. Good luck finding a way to spin this one, Coach.
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Another excellent establishment in addition to my other review of Asian/Japanese. Super fresh produce any day of the week and in my opinion good value for what one gets.
It never starts well when you take the time to reserve a table, but when you show up, they don't ask your name but just look around and try to find a free table. When I chose one of the two available ones, the bossy waitress (owner?) sharply told the overworked waitress (daughter?) that I couldn't have that one. So...
my prevailing thought was "how did I get stuck in Monaco and how do I get out of here?" I came to the south of france see what the big deal was. of course, that would include a trip to the monarchy of Monaco. All I can say is that it is crowded and filled with young aristocrats (or aristocrat...
Very very good restaurant! Top quality! Amazing service! Gorgeous chinaware!
A culinary discovery of Japan!
Have some top quality sushi, choose one of the teppaniaki menu, drink some Japanese tea!
The sake list is great too!
I absolutely love this restaurant! I forgot to write about it before and another visit reminded me that I had to!
The owners are Japanese and so is all the staff. The food is delicious, delicate and cooked in an open space so you can see it.
The staff is always polite and attentive.
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This is a place with really good Japanese cuisine. However the only handicap is that it is located in a shopping mall so it has no windows and no outdoor seating. But a again the food is worth it.
Empty restaurant. Food order taken wrong. Overpriced, you pay the same at Nobu Fairmont for the food. However, when the disastrous food was pointed out they were so apologetic. Family run and I felteam but it did ruin our precious holiday evening. Would not return. But I had been to their other location in Metropole centre which at the te...
Two visits over two weeks confirmed the excellent quality of the food, as well as friendly, efficient and effective Japanese service. To enjoy the view you need to book days earlier to secure one of the few window side tables.
We decided to have dinner here - at the Summer Sporting venue - having not been back for a while and were horribly disappointed. It is already surprising when the menus are in bad state, held together with scotch tape! This is an expensive restaurant and an institution in Monaco which really has sat back on its laurels whilst all...
There is nothing special about the place. IT is a good sushi, but not a super. Perfect to go with friends and family. All the tables are very close. You can listen the others very clear.
The service is nice but I think the prices are bit expensive.
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Four 3D molecular visualizers compared
Avogadro, the Master Builder
Avogadro [8] does not aim to represent known structures, even though the application can do so; instead, you build your own molecule with Avogadro without having to know the coordinates of the individual atoms.
To begin, you just start to draw the rough structure from atom to atom. Then, you can start optimization mode and let Avogadro optimize the geometry of the molecule in line with energetic considerations: The lower the binding energy, the more dense the molecule is in the real structure. After composing the molecule, you then measure it and tell Avogadro to output the atom coordinates (Figure 5).
PyMOL, the All-Rounder
PyMOL's [9] capabilities are demonstrated in Figure 2; the program computes and shows the electron density incrementally in line with the instructions [2]. PyMOL is as complex as it is powerful and consists of a script window and an image window, where it shows the computed image.
If you load multiple images, such as the molecule and the electron density space, as in Figure 2, then you can label the individual views by using the buttons labeled to the right of the image window. In my experience, masterful use of the PyMOL program is unlikely to be achieved without occasionally referring to the manual [10] – performance has its price.
GChemPaint, the Outsider
Strictly speaking, GChemPaint [11] is not in fact a visualization program. It made its way into our lab by virtue of one neat property: It can read data in the popular PDB molecule format of the Protein Data Bank [12], a freely accessible database that contains resources contributed by international biologists and biochemists in the form of 3D structures of proteins and nucleic acids.
The GChemPaint program shows the structural formula directly from the PDB coordinate files. This structural formula is then more useful in scientific documentation than a 3D visualization – as long as the molecules are not too big (Figure 6).
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